Not to mention crashing a rally car forced him out of F1.

Uhm, those are both F1 drivers. In fact Kubica had to leave F1 due to crashing a rally car.

Was anyone ever worried about their wiper breaking whether they left them up or not? Has anyone ever questioned if the wipers will break if you left them up or down?

It’s a replica wheel. A quick google search found it here:

Most of the time it doesnt work. The Bronco works because they actual lo y made a truck that is a Bronco in todays world. It does not work when it’s just some new car with a seemingly random revival of a name that has no resemblance to the old car.

There are also cars that have even more changes that dont change their generation. So are we talking update facelift generation or chassis generation. Big difference in how you refer to a generation.

Because they were probably built on the same chassis platform and therefore are the same generation. Body panels and looks don’t matter.

Even though they are clearly built on the same chassis platform? SR,ZB and VX platforms. Most cars have multiple versions built on a chassis platform. Usually called facelifts.

Honestly they look more similar to each other them most cars do after a facelift.

So uhm, sometimes cars have big mid year changes that the aftermarket has to deal with as you mention. That doesnt make them 2 different generations.

Trying a little too hard to be cool.

Uhm... are you sure?

Sometimes car manufacturers even change from inline engines to V b lo lock engines. But this doesnt change the generation or better yet the chassis platform the car is built on. Update version maybe but it doesn't change its platform or chassis designation.

Depends on if you consider update changes a generation (update generation) or if you go by chassis designation.

It’s more about how heavy the clutch is and how much play the linkage allows you to have. Some of the lowest torque producing engines can be the easiest to start off. Older V8's with heavy clutches and mechanical rod type clutch linkages are the hardest to do this on.

No, but it depends on how fast you let out the clutch. Move it fast and stall. You go slow to where you can feel it start to grab and the car moves instead of stalls. Generally a car like a Honda civic will have a very light to push clutch. This makes it very easy to let the clutch out slowly.

Generally it’s the smaller engines cars are the ones that tend to do this easier. The bigger the engine the generally heavier the clutch is. The heavier the clutch is the harder it is to ease out and feel the clutch start to grab. Small car 4 cylinders are usually the easiest to get moving with no throttle and no…

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